Landlord charges £50 fee for overnight guests
A UK landlord faces tenant fury after introducing controversial £50 charges for overnight guests, prompting debates about rental rights and fair housing practices.
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Guardian Updates Video Production Terms & Conditions
The Guardian has revised its terms and conditions for commissioned video productions, outlining new requirements for delivery, rights, and funding arrangements affecting content creators and production partners.
ChatGPT Gets Adult-Only Feature: OpenAI's Safety Move
OpenAI introduces new age restrictions and content filtering for ChatGPT, creating a safer AI experience while raising questions about digital censorship.
Google's $60M Reddit AI Deal Reshapes Tech Industry
Google agrees to pay Reddit approximately $60 million annually for AI training data access, marking a seismic shift in content valuation and AI development strategies.
Brazil approves controversial Amazon oil drilling
Brazil's government has approved controversial oil exploration in the Amazon River mouth, defying scientists and environmentalists who warn of catastrophic ecosystem damage in one of Earth's most biodiverse regions.
Pubs open until 1am for England's Euro 2024 final
The UK government announces special licensing extension allowing pubs to remain open until 1am for England's Euro 2024 final clash with Spain, giving fans extra celebration time.
Melbourne car park becomes unexpected social media star
Discover how a Melbourne multi-storey car park became an unexpected global social media sensation, drawing content creators from around the world with its unique geometric architecture and perfect lighting.
Police shut down Harry Potter Halloween pub party
A magical Halloween event at a UK pub featuring Harry Potter themes was abruptly closed by police after attracting massive crowds and breaching licensing regulations.
OpenAI to allow adult content in ChatGPT with safeguards
OpenAI announces plans to allow sexually explicit material in ChatGPT under new safeguards, marking a significant departure from previous content restrictions.
Late-night pub hours failing communities, report warns
A sobering new analysis reveals that relaxed late-night licensing laws are creating more problems than prosperity, with local residents bearing the brunt of noise and disruption while promised economic benefits fail to materialise.
Instagram crackdown threatens OnlyFans creators' incomes
Meta's new Instagram restrictions on sexual content are devastating UK creators who rely on the platform to promote their OnlyFans accounts, raising concerns about digital censorship and income security.
TV Licence Crackdown: 5,486 Homes Face £1,000 Fines
TV Licensing launches major enforcement campaign targeting thousands of households across the UK. Here's what you need to know to avoid substantial fines.
UK pubs face £1,500 licensing fee crisis
British publicans confront fresh financial pressures as government plans could impose substantial new licensing costs, adding to existing challenges in the hospitality sector.
Labour's Plan to Transform UK Pub Opening Hours
Sir Keir Starmer announces radical overhaul of pub licensing laws, giving landlords power to set flexible opening times and revitalise Britain's struggling hospitality sector.
Starmer's plan to extend pub hours and boost live music
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces radical plans to extend pub opening times and cut red tape for live music venues, promising a new dawn for Britain's struggling hospitality sector.
Pub hours extension proposed for England and Wales
The government is considering permanent extended pub licensing hours to boost the hospitality sector and create a more continental-style nightlife culture across England and Wales.
Gatwick taxi drivers protest Uber's licensing advantage
Hundreds of licensed taxi drivers brought roads around Gatwick Airport to a standstill, protesting what they call Uber's circumvention of local licensing laws that's crippling their livelihoods.
Mum's iPhone horror as son shakes from disturbing content
A Queensland mother shares her horror story after her young son suffered violent tremors from watching twisted content on her iPhone, sparking urgent warnings about digital safety for children.
Pubs get extended hours for England World Cup games
UK pubs and bars can apply for extended opening hours during England's World Cup campaign, allowing fans to cheer on the team with later drinks service.
Vanuatu open to Australia pact but rejects bullying
Vanuatu's Prime Minister signals willingness to sign security agreement with Australia while asserting Pacific nation won't be pressured by larger countries in delicate regional negotiations.
Cannabis Bribery Scandal Rocks California City Officials
Explosive lawsuit reveals Baldwin Park officials allegedly demanded massive bribes from cannabis businesses in exchange for operating permits, exposing corruption in California's legal weed industry.
Labour Civil War: Burnham Attacks Starmer on Hospitality Betrayal
Senior Labour figures, including Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, launch a blistering attack on Keir Starmer's party for siding with the Conservatives on crippling licensing fees for pubs and venues.
Australia's Social Media Ban Loophole Exposed for Under-16s
A critical loophole in Australia's new social media age verification law allows minors to easily access harmful content, including gambling and violent far-right material, by simply browsing without an account, experts warn.
Abramovich's Secret Pacts with Chelsea Stars Revealed
Exclusive insight into the private agreements Roman Abramovich struck with Eden Hazard and Willian, underpinning Chelsea's Premier League dominance and a new era of player power.
Boy George Forced to Work Club Toilets in Council Row
Culture Club icon Boy George has been ordered to perform menial toilet duties at his own pop-up club by Westminster Council, following a licensing row that has stunned the music industry.
Landlord Bans: The New Rules Controlling Tenants' Lives
Exclusive investigation reveals a surge in draconian rental contracts banning everyday activities like working from home, having visitors, or even playing music. Tenants face a silent housing crisis.
Dave Hughes' Bar Show Warned by Channel Seven
Comedian Dave Hughes' new venture, Hughesy's Bar, has been formally cautioned by Channel Seven following viewer complaints about its 'vulgar' and 'offensive' material, sparking a debate on broadcasting standards.
NRL Star's Manager Bans 'Cringeworthy' TikTok Videos
The manager of a top-tier NRL player has issued a blanket ban on 'cringeworthy' TikTok videos, demanding all content focus exclusively on serious football analysis in a major shift for player branding.
FEMA staff fired in pornography scandal
Exclusive: Multiple FEMA employees have been dismissed after a shocking internal investigation uncovered they were accessing and sharing hardcore pornography while on the job and using government equipment.
OnlyFans Star: Fan Paid £15,000 For One Phone Call
Australian OnlyFans sensation Annie Knight reveals a fan paid an astonishing £15,000 for a single phone call, detailing the bizarre request and her surprising reaction in a candid podcast interview.
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